Newcastle boss Eddie Howe was sad with Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo’s “really poor tackle” on Anthony Gordon that pressured him off with an harm of their Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Caicedo was proven a yellow card for a late deal with on Gordon simply two minutes into the sport, which was being performed with out VAR with the system solely getting used from the semi-finals onwards within the Carabao Cup.
Gordon was finally pressured off simply seven minutes into the second half so as to add to Newcastle’s rising absentee record, with defender Emil Krafth additionally having to be taken off at half-time following a deal with by Levi Colwill.
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Howe mentioned in his post-match press convention following their exit after a penalty shootout: “Emil [Krafth] was too sore to continue – he’s got a nasty gash on his shin which is quite sore at the moment.
“Anthony’s [Gordon] the identical. I assumed it was a extremely poor deal with on him and the kind of deal with you do not need to see taking one in every of our attacking gamers out of the sport, and once more he is very sore on the minute.”
Requested whether or not he Caicedo ought to have been despatched off, Howe instructed Sky Sports activities: “I’m going on what other people’s opinions are and not mine – I haven’t seen it myself but people are telling me that they think it’s a red card.”
Redknapp and Carney disagree on yellow card choice
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Highlights from the Carabao Cup quarter-final match between Chelsea and Newcastle
There was disagreement within the Sky Sports activities studio over whether or not Caicedo ought to have seen crimson for the deal with on Gordon.
Jamie Redknapp believed referee Jarred Gillet was appropriate to warning the Ecuadorian, however Karen Carney felt he ought to have been despatched off.
Redknapp mentioned: “It is a actually silly dangerous problem. Two minutes into the sport, it should not matter what minute of the sport it’s, however I believe it is a yellow. It is not problem, make no mistake.
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“What I can’t understand is why you’d do something like that two minutes into the game. Look how far away from the ball he is, has he genuinely meant to hurt him? But it’s such a stupid challenge.”
Carney mentioned: “That’s a red for me. It’s late. He’s nowhere near the ball. He goes down the back of his calf and as the game goes on, you see their best player go off injured.
“I do not assume he is meant to harm him. I believe it is simply reckless from him, however on the finish of the day that is gone down the again of my calf, I’ve needed to go off and I am considering I am harm there.
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“For me that’s a red card, but we don’t have VAR, the referee’s let it move on, it’s not a red in his mind and you move on – that’s what the difference is.”
Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given instructed Sky Sports activities: “It’s two minutes in and that’s probably the only thing that’s maybe saved him.
“It is the beginning of the sport, we wish entertaining soccer and 11 vs 11 on the pitch, but when we had VAR tonight I believe whenever you see that freeze he is going nowhere close to the ball.
“He’s not even trying to play the ball and he’s raked his foot down the back of his leg – it’s a bad tackle.”
